Inside Oculus
September 25th, 2016
Inside Oculus
September 25th, 2016
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Wow !
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Oh I hear ya!
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Oh very nice!
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Thank you! It’s such and interesting construction, inside and out!
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Reblogged this on From 1 Blogger 2 Another.
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Thank you, from the bottom of the belly of the beast! 🙂
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A most imaginative midsection bejewelled and girating – It’s the least I could do for such multi-blogging phenom like you! 🙂
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Fantastic job, Lia! 🙂
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Thank you!… to Mr Calatrava too! It may not be worth the fortunes spent but it does offer some excellent photo ops
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Of course I haven’t been. You’re embarrassing us long tern NYers. It looks amazing. It should do, mind you, the amount is cost! Great photos as always xo
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That’s what happens when one stops being a ‘tourist’ and becomes a ‘resident’. But there’s so much to see here, I expect we’ll wear our tourist hats until we leave!
Of course it cost the moon and the stars and took ages to complete – this is a Calatrava work 🙂 xxx
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I have to smile, my last day of living in Jersey ended in my travel to the WTC and a vision of white. The new PATH station had opened and I was befuddle and saw heaven with getting my feet back on the Island. This was in progress….but I’ve never been back or looked back. 😀
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Oh, we’ll definitely be going – we have yet to cross on PATH and planning to do so once it gets a bit warmer. Can’t wait to see the views from the opposite side! And Oculus is in itself such an interesting construction, although it does remind me more of a fish skeleton rather than an eye.
So you lived in Jersey? I can see part of it from my window…
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A misspent year….not a good choice.
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the sense of scale is overwhelming…
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As is most everything in this City!
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